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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
O., poTgLE TRACE sPIENBID scENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

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risbury to Cleveland, connecting al Harrisburg
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For Boston without change, 200 P NJ. every day
For BrsSkE ,n FL thfSugh train: CONNECT q
For if Phsds asaHss SsH iSs $50 CITY
MI sdo H1a ass s s3S r "a
For days E.;, and ;o9 9 = N. daily 90 100
ITO BIO 1870 ana pp slSf fl 81 Sun sa1
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nsn of street S1a
baggage to Has fr p hHs9s and
J. R. WOOD. Genera Passenger Agent Myi6
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect, SUNDAY APRIL a4th, 1887
until further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New Jsr-
,h For Ghissg9 am and 1919 daily with
Fsst Limited Express for Pttsburg and chcaxo. ar
II No ct so9 cSea g Hs1s
fast time '' 40 '''As '0 on 'niS 1fAin 'of
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St. Lou. daily at 3 80
pm and 1Q: 10 pm. with through coaches and Palace
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati and st. Louis without
nen @orSnR Il
IL Isl. ST. Louis 20 pm Noextra fare is charged
lpii:s5urg Cleveland and Detroit with PariOr and
For Le11pston and Local Stations. 40 am daily,
For points on Shenandoah Valley RR., $3.50 pm.
For Hayre de Grace Newark. Wilmington and ph;Ia.
defp e4 %iIm SS RIO and daily
t ai.inore and wilmington, 500 am. daily.
For Hayre de Grace sinsery and intermediate sta,
ESr 3D., Balt 1%% OH week days 40 GAO 73o
40 s 445 5so "a KS ss sa rs ana
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and For ;ss stations nH On MssrSIS
daily pm daily except ps sunday for n prinsi c.
pal stations on Metropolitan Branch 40 am daily;
saniS sGps q to5 sna and
daily, except sunday For Frederick $40 am. if:45
For s45 a ense and s" 5si pm daily o..
Trans ms arrive from the West daily e:ao 7:ao am
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R. pm.
From Philadelphia Chester, Wilmington and Hayre
de Grace IL 80 AM, 800 pm. and 10 900 pm. daily
points, north Of Baltimore sInss6s ana inermedass
From ANNAPOLIS, $3.50 am. and 80. 5.a5 and 500
From Harper Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 pm
From Frederick and intermediate points, :e5 Am
Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington q. $40. $50
5;S Ss ~ 20 g sS$ i s
All trains from w.shington stop at Relay station.
e1Tfei NATL and appy he and
Ohio Ticket office. Washington station. 619 and 1851
vii be baggage to be checked and E
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CROSSE 4 B1AcKwE1L,s OXFORD sAu-
SAGE
Erench-made Plum Pudding
Stillon Cheese in tin
Frontage Menauta in tin
Picked Oysters in glass.
Cnderwood's Chicken and Ham.
Trufaed Chicken Liver
Potted Meats.
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Consul TiIghman to Sue for Libel.

HUN Inc VIEW YORK Tribune OF Sunday.
William Percy Tilghman, ex-yice consul and dep
uty consulgeneral at Berlin, now in charge Of the
United states consulate at Rotterdam is staying
at the Gilsey House. He came here 10 begin libel
suit against the World for 100000 on account
OF an article published in that paper on April C.
Inc article, MI IllSnmdn says. was inspired by a
clerk In the American Exchange in Berlin who he
had once caused 10 be punished for libeIling him
IN the article MI I1gnman Is represented as haY-
been discharged from his post in Berlin for having
abused MS O1lclal position, and drawing on banks
where he had no accounts; and he is also charged
with trying 10 elOpe with a young American
woman, though he was married man Mr. TtIgh
man says that he was transferred To Rotterdam az
his request and that the story In all particulars
IS false.
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RL0Ck ISLAND, r. L-OCEAN VIEW
r. RIns and SUM sumner at sea Splendid
ing nne drives. new cable 500 Guests Sfricfjv ~
Glass; Eleeant Music Hail. good orchestral string and
brass Perfect drainage New cable. Send for i,ins-
trat.d circular. Address HARRY W. TOSS. Room
Clerk Riggs House. myt3 nm
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VALLEY HOME-AT THE FOOT OF THE GREAT
v y. Mountain. II miles west of Winches- n 4
ter, lover excellent road) again opens her ScyAY
doors to any who may desire pure air, whole l, hi,
some food, and homelke reception. spring lately
analysed proves to possess medicinal qualities for
dyspepsy and kidney troubles.
Address Mrs s. S. GORE, Valley Home Back Creek
Valley, Fred'k County, Va. my21 -2ws
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WILL PROBABLY Nor BE EXECCTED.-The secre
tary OF foreign affairs OF Mexico, Mr. MariscaI has
addressed reply TO the request made Dy The
United states Government that the death sen
tence pronounced against Col. ATviZu and his
companions, on account or the part they took I'm a
recent violation of American territory at Nogales
be cOmmuted- He states that the matter has
been reported 20 the President; that the humane
sentiments OF the United states officials are duly
appreciated and that they Will be borne lii mind
10 case the sentence pronounced against the No
gales offenders should be confirmed. Mr.. Bayards
appeal IL favor OF the condemned men has been
met by the Mexican government In friendly
spirit, and The men Will hardly heeXes"ated.
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Mrs. Cignarale was found guilty of murder in
the nrst degree, for killing her husband in New
York.
Lewis ID. Lent, for fifty years Snowman. died
suddenly Thursday evening at his residence IN
New York city, In the seventy fourth year OF his
age, leaving widow, one son, L. b. Lent ana one
Daughter.
Racine, Wis, election officers will institute legal
proceedings against Rev. Olympia Brown Willis
on the charge OF attempting 10 stun the ballot
box. Mrs. Wills Is the leader OF the woman SUI
fragfsts OF Wisconsin
Much anxiety Is still felt in Germany over the
throat trouble from which the Crown Prince Is
suffering.
Jay Gould is suffering from neuralgia, at his
home in IrylngtOn, y. Y He has not been con-
eaed 10 his room, and does not regard his Illness
As serious.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS HOAEwARD BoUNp-Cardinal
Gibbons sailed from Queenstown SUNDAY for New
YORK Before his departure ne warmly thanked
the local clergy for their kindness TO hun Ne re-
fused 70 be interviewed. The cardinal said that
his mission had been successful; thar the pope
had yielded much and regarded The knights of
Labor IayOrably.
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BURNED THE BABY To DEATH-At Lawrence Kan
Thursday afternoon the children OF August Martin
set IRE 10 the house. AMI the baby, one year old
was burned 20 death. The father brought the
child from the burning house alive but IL was so
badly burned that IL died IN few minutes
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
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Personal Mention.

John Vail has gone north for short
visit.
w. A. Hollabird, OF San Diego, is in
Los Angeles on little visit.
II. A. .Unruh is expected to return
to Los Angeles this week.
Fish Commissioner I. j. Sherwood
left for the no, tn on last nights train
G. f. Foss, prominent merchant
of Chicago, is at the Arcadia for the
winter.
Mai " Geo. Hines, Collector of the
Port OF Wilmington, was in the city
yesterday.
Judge Bloomfield, one of Kentucky's
most prominent jndsee, is at the Ar
cadia for a short visit.
+. F. Wardes, WHO has been visit
ing Los Angeles, will return to his
home at Wihter-et, Ia, to-day.
+. +. Zimmerman, manager OF
James O'NeilPs Monte Crisio COM
PAM, is in the city.
MIR. Adams, father of A. G. Weeks,
Of the Alhambra, has lately arrived
here from the East. H. will make
the semi-tropics his home in the iu-
tUre.
Fred l. Baker, Vice President and
Superintendent of the Baker Iron
Works, has returned with his bride
from his wedding tour, and the happ
pair are stopping at the Ramsy, on
Second street.
Captain Chesebro, OF the firm of w.
II. Dimond & Co., San Francisco, and
General Dimoni's right bower, is in
this city on business. He leaves this
morning for San Diego, and will re
turn here ,rly in tn. week
Charles A. Smylie, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, head Of the famous firm of
liuuorice, manufacturers, accompanied
by his vile, arrived in Los Angeles
Yesterday. They proceeded to Santa
Monica and are domiciled at the Ar
cadia.
Messieurs le Comte Andre de Ganay
and Robert Wolf, of Paris, France,
passed through town yesterday, en-
route from Santa Barbara to Santa
Mo ,ica. They will make their head
quarters at the Arcadia for the next
week or two.
Very many people here 'bouts will
regret pofoun lily to lie IN that H. w.
Griswold, a we'll known son Fernando
granger, and an old-timei in this sec-
ton, il lying seriously i'll and not
likely to re nvers ut the home of
friend in this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
NEWS NOTES.

T. w
The Catholic Fair at Pomona will
commence on the 18th and continue
three days.
Yesterday the real estate dealers
subscribed $1,000 for the purpose of
defraying the expenses OF testing the
'Hitching" ordinance.
Thnefourths of the town OF Carlton
is already sold. Mr.. T. Hobson of
Pasadena was the lucky man and
drew the house in block 2l.
1t was reported at the police station
last night that large zinc trunk had
been stolen from No. 30 S. Fort street,
belonging to Mrs. Eva Brown.
The Alhambra Literary Society met
Friday evening and voted to devote
the proceeds from their basket SOCIAL
to part payment for new piano.
William Hines was arrested yester-
day by Constable ArguelIo and taken
to the county Jail for stealing a coat
from an old man.
The lunch rooms at the Women's
Home, on Fourth street, near Main,
will be open on and after Tuesday
next from II A. NJ. to 2 p. NJ. Home
cooking.
The subject of discourse at the
Christian Church Sunday morning
will be, Indwelling OF the Holy
Spirit" Sunday evening: Sowing
and Reaping."
Officer Dillon is still in precai ious
condition, but was resting easily last
night at a late hour. He has shown
signs OF returning consciousness dur
ing the past day.
Deputy Sheriff Murretta has been
quite i'll for the past two days. Sheriff
Kays has his hands full jusl at pi est II
with two OF his most efficient office
aides disabled.
John E. Wright has commenced
snit in the Superior Court against
Thos Sullivan TO recover $1,000 dam
ages for being struck in the eye on the
14th of October.
Tie following persons were yester-
day licyAsed to we'd: Charles A.
Burchman to Rose V. LaMonte
Pierre Allemond to Eulalie AllemOnd
Arthur M. Roberts to Jessie A. Hem
derson. r...,.e, ett,
.~,. On Friday eighteen non-union sail
pors were sent down here from San
Francisco en- route to San Pedro. The
cuhion men met them ut Wilmington
and persdaded sixteen of them not to
work No trouble was reported yes
'terday-
pfsDr. O. M. Shultz was attacked last
night at the County Hospital by a
man named d. G. Bearislee. Boards.
lee rushed at the Doctor Nth an open
knife, but MAS promptly secured and
brought by the Doctor to the police
station, where he was booked with an
assault to kill.
A rare musical treat will be given
the citizens Of Los Angeles on
Wednesday evening, December l4th,
at the Congregational Church by the
Southern Jubilee Singers. 1t will be
given under the auspices OF the W. e.
T. u, for the purpose OF raising
money for their State building.
A meeting will be held in basement
of the Synagogue, this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, December IL, 1887, fol
the purpose OF organizing a Young
Mems Hebrew Association. The OBJ
jects are subject to the estimation o
those who will be present at the meet
ing and aid in organizing the society
Miss Carrie McFadden was taken
before Judge Gardiner yesterday
morning and adjudl Led insane. She
was sent on the afternoon train t
Napa, where she will be confined
She is not considered hopeless, as i
was the impression of the doctors thai
her insanity was occasioned by hei
late sickness. She has many frends
and relatives, and is sister of james
MCEadden,
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DENTISTS.

| A DAMS bnoo., 49,, .oIo, lo .. oi RING
| "A street, rooms and >.
Gold filings from 81 up.
Amalgam and silver filings, 81
Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized
air or nit ons oxide gas. H.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, SO
cents.
Best sets of tech from SO to $40. BY our
new method of m king teeth. a misfit "a i'm
possible. All work guaranteed.
We make specially OF extracting teeth
without pain.
Once hours from A. N, to SPIN. Sum
days from1O A. N. to IL u. d6tf
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BRONCHITIS.


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

NOR RENr-FOk TWO MiNTHS -TURE
L rom now occupied by t e So T an--
fer Co north east cor. ain ami First sts.
poss ss on g.v'ii Immediately 4 tiue l,.cr
ton tor selling liday goods; will r mt for
suy kind of h'siues>. FUKD e. MYEk cor
Main and Fir,+ streets d6-tf
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.

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LlUI I'll Aohl.Ei-h. Anhi4El, fhDt a.
II etor, No. 401 Temple street, Los Angt
les, Cal. Elegantly furnished sunny rooms,
single or on suite. Hot aud cold haths.
Terms per dav. go and 81 20. nIS-om
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

NOR RENT-HOTEL FEiUEROA, COR!
+ Figueroa aud Pine Sire ts resdy for ot'!
cupancy January |. 1883 F'r particulars
amp to r. h. Young. atchi ect. o nee rooms
and 8 Roeder Block aud % South Spring
iJer3 In,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

NOR RENT-A1 FROM SO TO $20 PER
IL year; safe deposit boxes in absolutel.
fre and burglar proof chrome steel vault
Inspection Invited. THE CHILDkESS
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, 81 South Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
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N11S1,l.n.i.AN 4 n l.SPa -.

Se.lS n CAee. BALANCE ON LIAG
JoZo. time; large, level lots, IL the fines
ee,iderce part OF the cily. All kinds Of
f1l and flowers now growing on this tract.
These lois are only few minutes ride frou
tue center OF the city. and two h"rse-car
lines now running only one block from tn,
traet: streets al graded and spring watei
iped {" ey,ry lot free OF exp NE. This ,
he fin s. property In the city. aud AT hal
the market piicc apply soon to She maj
Shtrt, 13l ". First St. d9 At
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

Imagine millions of these anamalcule in
The Hose, throat and lungs, as well as the
minute enstachian tubes lea lIng from Ia
BACK part of the throat to the middle ear
aud you will imagine the misery they can
p'oduce. Some 60 as fur as to claim thar
nee Insects may penetrate into the brnu
and thus cause the distressing headache that
t'atarrh.
Ny method of treatment is to use such
remedies as will destroy these parasites for
local treatment. and AT : 'e same time regu-
late any abnormal cond tion (such as int
pure blood or disordere liver, " hich will
pr' dispose to the development of the ca
ihrrh germs,) by the proper constitutions
emedies. Every case viii be relic, ed 10y
ihis treatment, patients often seeing in-
proVement from one /, eatmeut to the n, Xt, /,
nd every case can be cured Were the
rloOd is not so thoroughly diseased tnat 10
treatment " i'll benefit it. The local tire, t.
nent Is always painless and can be used at
ion frulu business
Medical Advocates of fHnhalatiOu
Professor Hueber, Of the Berlin University,
on page 996 of his Practice, SANS: "DIs-
euses OF the lungs and air-passagcs present
the proper field for the use of inhaled rene
dies, and the success OF inhaati in this
the miraculous" 3
Sir Andrew Stewart, writing on "Pulmon-
AIRY Consumption" rays: by this method
inhalation) the proper selected remedies
are made to act on the immediate seat Of
the disease with most favorable results, fai
exceed & even the CLAIMS of the nrst advo
Gates of inhalation.
DR.. Fordyce Baker sa s:"Inhalation when
'tnpioyed by physieian of skill and ex-
perience, yields an ext aor mary large per.
ertage OF cures In diseases OF the air has
'ages. 1t is unfortunate that o few ordina
ry practitioners have dt training neces
'ary to the use of this method
DR. Hamilto", of the London Hospital
for Diseases of the Chest ON page 100 of his
work ON Diseases of Respiration" says:
Medical innalatio with pro per constltu
rional treatment, affords the only hope in
the great majoritv OF these cases."
Consultation and examination fire.
Office Hours: 8 A. M. o IL NJ: 9 to 4 p. M;
and z to . p. NJ. Sunday hours 2 to 4P.M.
w. n. DAVIS, NJ. ID.
45 lee ". spring st.
s.Os Angeles, Cal.
BnNnlng
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FOR sxssN's-ssos 49,.

s,OR krNr--OFfICE AND y SK-RUOM,
Iocai II guod;reit cueap. Appit to
long d. Everiligham, 1lG West First Street.
ID, c3 l4t
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CONsU MPilUN 4!
AsTHMN, BRONCHITIS, CATAREH,
md other diseases of the ORGANS of respira-
ton, treated by the
ANDRALBRoCA SYSTEM OF MEDICAL
INHALATION,
AND GENERAL TREATMENT

Catarrs of Nose and Throat.
I do not claim t at I can cure every case
# catarrh, but | do claim that my method
i'll cure the large ma jnrity of cases after all
.ther means have failed. The cure is per-
manent. as can be proven by eases which
in this city, with re- return of the disease
The fact is now admitted by the best med
al writer's that chronic catarrh is caused
v tine presence of living parasites, micro
copical in size. in the Tissues The cui be-
ow shows these bacilla as they appear un-
! or the microscope, ,magnifed 4S0 diameteis S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

H,HE Los ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
Music, No. 400 ). Main street. Only In
,LItutlun ri The ! iid in southern california.
Every ia ,tllty Tor a complete course in
hestral tlstrum, nts taught and furnished.
,lso an a,t ,tudio and materials for pupils.
dRS. EMILY ]. VAtVNTiNE, President.
n21-u
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OSr-A CuECN ON rhh Los AM, It's
IL Farming auI Milling Conran,, T.,
November 23i, for T239, payable 10 Free
smith or bearer. As pa! meat has bee
stopped the fuher will pl aSe rstu n same
10 the Company, 23 Commercial street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
ROaRD AND LODGING,


kyI. n. .LII ,..Ao--Ii,O.l N,.lE.. I..S
y class Rooms To let en- suite or single.
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U,ok RENT-THE REDlANDo HUrEL
T. will b.. competed rbout Jan ,ay ls'.
II is substantial brick bull ling, three SIT,
ries in height, s0xl16 feet. with s. rooms,
bathrooms, etc modern improvements. II
is located at Redlauds, san Bernardino
county, ou the San Beruar'iin0 Valley Ra,-
road and is also the terminus of the Snn
Bsrnardino and Red!ands Motor Road The
city of Redlands is the livelest, most enter
prising and best built town n California. A
firstclas- hotel man can rem IN reasonable
terms and make money from the start. Adj
dress or call ON L. &. JUDS0>, or r. ]
WATERS, RedIauds Cal. dill II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

I OST-ON THURSDAY LAST uN SPkiNG
IL street, between First an Si>th streel>
IA fox skin hos. Finder will rerei,c rewar'
on returning TO W, II. Mitchell, Rn, t.
Aller Block. 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

ISOR RENT-THE NEW QUARTZ HOTtL
I being completed will he lease on liberal
| tenn Can be filled wi h guests at once; %
sleeping roo ns; all tt ST plianc.s; stua-
tiun fin st possible; long noted for hea tn
All >ante Fe trains stop at station. For ter ms.
ct :. apply tn-cttAS. CASS Vt DAVIS. Nieu
| block, los Angeles; or to W. CHIPPEN-
| d ALE; Duarte, 11Decif
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

4 uoI-UN oAiUKDAI t.,oI, VAIL
IL pointer dog. brown head. with ltrg
nrowu spot on night side, cnnn collar. viii
uame ID Fiomernee engraved on it. Finde
Will receive reward OF $40 by retrrnini
same to 3 Morris Il n'9 y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

4 O5T-rIO RE WARD AT the Pavilion,
IL Monday, a htiud-s itt:hei ntaiulhg $25
in gold coin and valuable paI'er-. flizih T.
NJ Loomis d10-3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11

l UsT-WHIlE MOVING FkDM PlCO 4 +,
Ii to Laurel street, u ,iark brown coat with
p0ckt tb ok. containing two NJ ties OF III.
value to any bnt the owner. Name of r. J
McMahnil on the book. The hnde win h,
| lntraly rewarded hy returning same TO M
| al Office of n. L. Rowan. 1 IA N. Spring street
lier. l. 3t
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CONSUM M PTION.


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exeabhty slight
ndvfualc
q q home
Those IL - IL regard o
a in1pu
questions
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M, D.
N. IosA AmSs srnm9
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IL kOBBlN7 ~. .t., E,4ist-s,.l A, PLY
~. sician and surgeon, Larr0ude block,
corner OF pirs' and Spring SITS entra nee on
FIRST st. Electricity and diseases Of women
u speciality. Ohice hou,s-3 to IL. : TO- s
ana to 8. Telephone 20. d10-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.


AIRS. MAMIE CAICHlN1, IEAC HER
Iu OF piano, guitar and voice culture
Special rates 10 beginners 45 Fort cor Second
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4 cent of the invoice price OF
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from the show window of II. T. Hol
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questions asked II #. HoLLNGsH OeTH.
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ly lost in transit, this reward will appl
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